An in-vehicle lighting apparatus includes a lighting device attached to an instrument panel at a lower part of a vehicle A-pillar in an interior compartment of a subject vehicle. The in-vehicle lighting apparatus has a vehicle information obtainer for obtaining information about a state of the vehicle, and a light controller for controlling the lighting device based on the vehicle information obtained by the vehicle information obtainer. The lighting device includes an indirect lighting part that directs light from a light source toward a surface of the A-pillar, for enabling an effective notification of vehicle information and events to a driver of the subject vehicle.

A laser-based warning system for a vehicle, the system including: a laser device located on an inner face of a ceiling of a vehicle frame; and a controller configured to generate an emergency message and send the message to the laser device, wherein the laser device is configured to receive the emergency message and to shape a laser based on the message to irradiate the laser-based message onto a front, left, right, rear glasses of the vehicle selectively.

A vehicle includes an interior cabin and a plurality of modular docking stations fixedly disposed in the interior cabin. Each modular docking station is configured to removably receive one or more modular components. The one or more modular components interchangeably connect to the plurality of modular docking stations to enable relocation of each modular component of the one or more modular components in a desired modular docking station of the plurality of docking stations.

A vehicle includes at least one display and a central controller in signal communication with the at least one display. The central controller is configured to detect a plurality of unique user profiles associated with peripheral electronic user devices located within the vehicle, and to establish signal communication with the peripheral electronic user devices located within the vehicle.

The disclosure relates to a method for controlling a lamp for ambient light in an interior space of a vehicle, wherein an intensity of the ambient light is adjusted dependent on an intensity of light striking on a front of the vehicle such that the intensity of the ambient light increases when the intensity of the light striking on the front of the vehicle increases. The disclosure relates further to a corresponding device for controlling a lamp for ambient light in an interior space of a vehicle.

The present invention provides an automatic driving assistant system, which is applied to a vehicle and includes: a navigation apparatus; an aerial photography apparatus, and an electronic apparatus. The navigation apparatus generates a plurality of paths according to a positioning signal. The aerial photography apparatus is configured to fly to a default distance range to capture an environment image. The navigation apparatus receives the environment image from the aerial photography apparatus and analyzes the environment image, and then generates an alternative path according to the environment image and the paths. The electronic apparatus is wirelessly connected to the navigation apparatus to select one of the paths or the alternative path. The vehicle moves according to one of the paths or the alternative path.

A display system of a vehicle is provided herein. The display system includes light sources and an indicator that luminesces in response to light excitation by the light sources. A controller is provided for selectively operating each of the light sources based on input from one or more proximity sensors. The indicator luminesces in one of a number of colors depending on which of the light sources is activated and each color indicates the proximity of a detected object relative to the vehicle.

Light guide for a lighting module, notably for a motor vehicle. The light guide is designed to guide light emanating from a light source within it. The light guide includes a bent inlet portion intended to be optically coupled to the light source for injecting light into the light guide. An outlet portion is optically coupled to the inlet portion and designed to radiate all or some of the light injected into the light guide. The inlet portion has an optical element configured to radiate part of the light passing into the inlet portion.

A seating assembly is provided herein. The seating assembly includes a partition disposed between first and second seats. The partition includes a panel movable between a stowed position and a deployed position along a track assembly. A lamp is optically coupled with the panel.

A method for controlling an internal light source of a vehicle, wherein the internal light source is for darkening of glasses. The method includes acquiring an image recognition result, wherein the image recognition is for determining whether an occupant of the vehicle wears glasses, and controlling the light source responsive to the acquired image recognition result. In some embodiments, controlling the light source includes activating the light source when the image recognition result indicates that the occupant wears glasses. In some embodiments, the image recognition result is indicative of whether glasses darken responsive to activation of the light source and controlling the light source comprises deactivating the light source when the image recognition result indicates that the glasses do not darken responsive to activation of the light source.